Suspect damages vehicle near Avoncroft St in Whittier, Whittier CA
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VandalismAs discussed during the dispatch call, deputies responded to a possible vandalism near Avoncroft Street in Whittier. A person, described as wearing beige clothing and black pants, reportedly returned to the backyard and may have used a pocket knife to damage a vehicle by slashing tires or breaking windows. No injuries were mentioned, and no weapons were confirmed.
Audio|Heard on: Los Angeles County Sheriff Dispatch 3,8,9,13,14; California Highway Patrol: South LA & East LA; Downey Fire
Listen to dispatch call
02:36
Transcript:
00:00
I'm a pending before now near Avoncroft St. Subject returns in the backyard related to tag 87 CP means on the call tag nine point.
00:14
And the green is red, then I know for I on Pioneer Boulevard.
00:18
Possible target location near Averdus Avenue in Artesia.
00:36
The woman states her boyfriend (name withheld) is attempting to break windows to her apartment.
00:41
He does not live at location.
00:43
He is wearing a black sweater, gray sweatpants, no weapons.
00:46
The father states he drives a white Chevy.
01:34
Slashed informant's tires.
01:36
The subject broke the window to the vehicle.
02:27
The subject returned to the backyard and is wearing a beige shirt, black pants with a pocket knife.
02:33
Tried to slash tires.
02:34
See if he broke the windows of the vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
Avoncroft St, Whittier, CA 90601
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